Your Goals Come First

Your Goals Come First

Estate planning and trust administration can be stressful.
Working with an attorney shouldn’t be.

Your Goals Come First

Your Goals
Come First

Estate planning and trust administration can be stressful.
Working with an attorney shouldn’t be.

Estate Planning And Trust Administration Services For The Bay Area

Our Practice Areas

Estate Planning

Comprehensive plans for all income levels

Wills & Trusts

Tailored options for you and your family

Trust Administration

Compassionate guidance to great outcomes

Power Of Attorney &
Health Care Directives

Ensuring that your wishes are known

Meeting All Of Your Estate Planning Needs

Making sure that your affairs are in order is a responsibility that every parent and homeowner should take seriously. Because everyone’s situation is unique, Richard Wingerden will take the time necessary to assist you in drawing up a will and establishing a trust, powers of attorney and health care directives. At The Law Offices Of Richard Wingerden, he will make the process as simple as possible while helping you determine the best solutions for you and your family. You can move on with your life knowing that you are prepared, should something happen.

Richard Wingerden
Richard Wingerden

Our Attorney Richard Wingerden

Mr. Wingerden is an experienced and knowledgeable professional who will effectively handle any complexities of your case and will make the process as simple as possible. Reach out to him for a thoughtful and thorough explanation of your options.

Ensuring That Your Wishes Are Known, Should You Become Incapacitated

As you get older, health issues and cognitive decline can happen suddenly and without warning. It is important to make sure that there is a record of whom you want to make decisions about your health and finances, should you become too debilitated to make decisions for yourself. Attorney Wingerden can explain the finer points of financial and health care power of attorney forms and draft documents that meet your specific needs.

Our Recent Blogs

What happens to your debts when you pass away in California?

Many people assume their debts disappear when they die or that their loved ones will have to pay every bill left behind. In California, neither is usually true. Your debts do not automatically pass to your family, but they also do not simply go...

How a U.S. government shutdown can affect your estate planning

Ever since October 1st, government offices have been experiencing a shutdown. Even though this is apparently unrelated to estate planning, the truth is that there are some aspects of this legal process that will delay. These are some of them. What...

The role of digital assets in modern estate planning

Your estate today is more than just a house and a bank account. It includes your entire digital life. Think of digital assets as any electronic account or record you possess. Without proper planning in California, these assets can be lost or...

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